Thermaltake Launches CAPO X Chassis Supporting Dual M-ATX Systems
Thermaltake has officially launched the CAPO X computer chassis, designed to accommodate two M-ATX systems simultaneously. The dual-system capability targets users needing to combine gaming and streaming setups or operate multiple machines within a single footprint.
Taiwanese hardware manufacturer Thermaltake (Tt) has officially released its CAPO X computer chassis. The design uniquely supports the installation of two separate M-ATX motherboards and their associated components within a single enclosure. This configuration is aimed at users who require distinct systems for tasks such as a primary gaming PC paired with a dedicated streaming or AI processing unit, or for integrating two full gaming rigs into one chassis.
The CAPO X measures 691 x 305 x 448 mm and is constructed from 1mm thick SPCC steel plates. A key design element is its full 4mm curved tempered glass panel. Both motherboard mounting locations are designed to support motherboards with back-mounted connectors.
Each of the two internal systems has access to five expansion slots, supporting graphics cards up to 420mm in length. Both systems can accommodate ATX power supplies up to 250mm and CPU coolers up to 180mm in height. The chassis also supports 360mm radiators for liquid cooling in both configurations and offers space for at least one 2.5-inch and one 3.5-inch drive. Front I/O for the upper system is located on the top panel, while the lower system's I/O is on the front bottom panel. Both include one USB-C 10Gbps port and two USB-A 5Gbps ports.
Thermaltake is offering the CAPO X in Standard Black and Snow White color options. The chassis is priced at 5990 New Taiwan Dollars (approximately $190 USD).